“The Unforgiveable Sin Is Incoherency” explores the possibility that in the natural world, force prevails over reason, with law and power being wielded as a form of ethical justification. It argues that idolatry by means of the creation of social justice objectives, serve to transfer authority and property, to the law maker and idolater. This transfer of power and property into the idolater’s seat of authority, ultimately leads to the idolater's taking over the role of God over the planet. The legal system is the "Abomination of Desolation" because it serves to unseat God. Ultimately the law becomes so ingrained in the human psyche that individuals are no longer able comprehend their own wrongdoing. This creates a race that is incoherent, meaning technically insane.

It has been widely hypothesized that the existence of God cannot be proved using the experimental method. “25 Experimentally Verifiable Propositions About God”, was written as a rebuttal to this claim. The experiment is based on small groups of people living out the concept of Sola Scriptura, that is as if all we know comes from the Bible, directly or deductively. We propose that these groups serve as a Test Group in an experiment proving the proposition that God exists, is a legitimate position for a person to assume. The Control Group are the rest of the world’s peoples.

“The Apriorian Story” is a story of faith and the danger of living dependent on law. Law serves to replace divine authority using human constructs enshrining human opinion in place of God. Living under the law promotes a culture of idolatry. The Apriorian reject this system and the law that justifies it, promoting a culture of small community groups. Apriorists emphasizing spiritual maturity over legal dependency, advocating separation from a law-based society to live in faith in societies of small groups.

“Why War And Revolutions Fail” argues that violence and evil stem from a sense of entitlement which leads to a desire or willingness to take what belongs to others, and that true change cannot be achieved by adopting the methods of the left nor simply by taking up a defensive stance. Conservatives need to shift away from the idea that violence is a solution. We call on Christians and conservatives to reject answers provided by the state, and create systems that honour work, respect ownership, and separate themselves from these structures and agencies that perpetuate conflict and inequality. Christins need to come together to seek a more just and peaceful society than can be given by either the state or the left.

“Why Left And Right Are Not The Same” explores the deep-rooted division between political left and right, arguing that fundamental differences stem from attitudes towards work, ethics, and social responsibility. It suggests that the left favours welfare and government intervention, supporting transfer payments for those unwilling to bear their own costs, whereas the right values self-reliance and minimal charity, striving to repay what is received. The author contends that these distinctions highlight a persistent and irrevocable, societal divide.

“What Is A Free Citizen” explores the Christian understanding of freedom and duty, emphasizing that true liberty is found in serving God and distancing oneself from worldly desires. It contrasts the Christian view of freedom—rooted in moral and spiritual responsibility—with a more secular perspective that seeks benefits (in the form of property) without obligation. The text argues that genuine freedom involves willingly doing what is right, not just pursuing personal gain, and that a virtuous life requires both inner transformation and outward action.

“Housing The Homeless” Is a new, market orientated, approach to homelessness, looking at it from a far broader perspective than is normal. There is more going on with homelessness than the mere fact of the physical situation. Youtopian Exchanges as a system provides clients with a local currency called the "prefer," which facilitates the formation of a cash-based economy. All work is rewarded, and all labour is compensated. The program centres around the creation of a commercial area where client are able to set up micro-businesses. The program is managed by local businesses and those who work in them. These form a General Council. Members earn preferred shares and acquire voting rights through sustained employment or entrepreneurship. Creditworthy individuals, those who have showed business acumen or sustained employment, can borrow prefers to purchase homes built by local builders, repaying the loan using the local currency units, thus fostering community growth even as homelessness is eliminated through economic development of the program and its members.

Youtopia introduces an alternative structure for young adults, centred on exchanging goods and services with a unit of exchange created by small community groups. These communities produce a youtocracy, a youth focused administrative structure. Youtopians create free market economies each generating a labour-based unit of exchange. Buyers and sellers record hours spent helping or getting help, or the value of what each gives and gets, this fosters a fair and sustainable economy that avoids generational exploitation. Youtopias are resilient against economic downturns, are sustainable, have no inflation, use no debt and need no banks nor regulatory authorities. The system ensures balanced participation and accountability, empowering youth as the main creators and builders in any community. Those who do the work deserve to be the ones to determine how the value will be allocated.

“Absolute Democracy” explores the concept of Absolute Democracy, emphasizing a bottom-up approach to decision-making where issues are addressed at the lowest possible level and only involving higher levels when necessary., to the degree necessary. Unlike direct or representative democracy, Absolute Democracy ensures individuals retain control over their jobs, communities and expenditures, with decisions and resources progressing through layers of community councils until the best solution is selected. Local concerns are resolved locally, while broader issues are managed at higher levels, creating a system that values grassroots participation and targeted funding.

“Apriorian And Its Discontents” outlines the position of Aprirorian Apologetics, the theology of the Absolute, concerning the many other thought systems. Absolutism opposes relativism, which infects all other philosophies, asserting the existence of absolute moral truths grounded in first principles. We assert not only that moral absolutes exist, but that they must exist to have existence. Apriorian Absolutists argue that morality, purpose, and logic stem from God, and that individuals have ownership over their creations as an absolute and unqualified right. We differ from all other belief systems in our position that if it is not absolute, it is meaningless. All truths are absolute and only truth contains valid information, ie meaning.